The Sun. — London, England, 1826-10-28 00:00:00

. ' , . . . . . , , . . . , . • . , . , . . . . , . 4 . I, 4 . , ~. . 4% ,,,,,,,,,,.. 4..4 , 4 . 440 , A 44 . A . SPIRIT Or THis ru MAL; Juintiv.tit.,a , . bled on the spot, with some volunteers, tuni among others' Were drawn from us, and, Placed in the hands of oine is 3s. 6d. a 3s. od.; the other spices are very heavy, but TI-I . ' was Sir Henry . Dudley. The Deputation and their as- merehants, friends of the Deputies. It was out 0 this we have not heard of sales ab any reduction. some , 4 We 'yesterday alludede to anvaeiages • winch sistants approached, when they were selitted by threeetiele fund, that the payments were afterwerds made to Mr. •Tonecdoess - There - have" been . nii purchases of Tobacco had accrued to certain members of the Greek Coln hearty and loud cheers as frightened those present. 1 Sir Bea mid others, which excited the animadvereion et" the lately, the exporters and the trade , waiting the account of I the public side.in Holland. -- -. • 'fin mitten : we now state, without any exaggeration, what Henry Dudley, who had often distinguished hiniself on Committee, of ,which we totally disapproye., , such occasions, could not restrain Mr. amber Gascayne, •We have never Made ney•payments; bet under the ---- . add we have heard on . this subject; `and what, without GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORE, „tin who fled; and i 4 was with difficulty Sir Henry could ever- orders of the Greek Deputies, whom we were bound by (weeett GOVERNS IMPORTATION.)' pledging ourselves for , its . perfect accuracy in every - . take him, and • quiet his appreliensione. From what he our contract to obey ; it is true we felt an interest in for- Deem LAST NIGHT'S LONDON WIZUTTIC.) des part, we believe to be Substantially true.. It is . stated, son ar the Week ended Oct 20,1820 made up from the Returni of the In rint , then saw he (Sir John) was sonvinced that but few leo ' uld warding the object for which the loan had been raised ; ctors if, tee different Cities'and To in England and Wale.; - --- then, on authority on winch we at least rely that of • ' , again. engage in such an adeitaking. Five thousand we were ;mimic that it should be applied to the liberftion Wheat - , 545• 3d.1 Oats ---- 2 18 . M. 1 Beans-4--..-. 48a. .13(1. frot 8ar1ey.........366. ':id Rye , ...-..- 38s. 9d. 1 Peas!... 519. 4d. , the first loan, Mr. Hume had assigned to him 10,0001. Magistrates would - not : accomplish the suppression of of the Greek nation; we ventured to give our opinion r, PRICE OF SUGAR. shack, at the rate of 59/, per hundred, the Original the fan'; and he was Of opinion that they'eught not to repeatedly on this subject, and we did not withholdi any price rats•Aieh the contract was made, Mr. Hume attempt it." Admiral Harvey stated that he had " at- ' personal exertion of ours- to forward this object • i s Average Prid o f B;own or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the in s so Returns made in the week ending the 2,501 day of Oct., 1836, eth e r 1. Did. of . accepted tile steck at this value. Some time after- tended with Mr. Cameron, Mr. Gaspoyne, mid others, ac- doing, We certainly undertook a thankless office, led lon thereof in to Great Britain. ' as i hi s pet ewt., exeltnive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable teon Oft , • the importat eonipanied by' constables from each, division; also a con- shice turned out, because in most cases our auvice Wa3 re- - , Cot wards the bcsids till ZO 16:per cent . discount. Mr. sidera ble body of the local police, 6ze. They ordered' the jetted; projects were entered into which we. never Sane- ,ifss....-sses ee. waist. ed.' straw-..--seate. ea. to 38s. Od, psi "ir s- 11 - IT - E - Oflet PECHAY - MA R -- K - E - T.- --- Ocr. 26. HUllle, alarmed at this depreciation of his property, booths to be taken down, but the numbers assembled tinned, and by our having interfered with the appropribaion applied to the deputies and contractors to relieve him ci r ..-sss Ste. 'O4. to 190 °• Oct. 1 Hi chewed the impossibility and danger in effecting such an of the loan, it appears we are charged with the resprnsi- . PRICES OF HOPS (per Cent.)!Ocr. 27 . 01 Pockets from this loss. After some discussion, in which it object; the vulgar wit with which they were assailed, bility of the ultimate fa Kent -44 Os failure of the operation. N.. to, 54 151. Kent . Bags. . , Os. 0 31.' 121. 4/. 10s. to 0/.. Os. six was intimated that if the stock had risen there would was such as exceeded every thing of the kind that he had To a certain extent we are blameable, and are ibstly Sussex 31 . 12 5. se s , . to tt. Ss. Sussex 3/. ss. 41. Os. tool. 08. ... e aisles 41. 4e. toe/. Os. "J have been no analogous sacrifice ou the part of Mr. ever before heard." sufferers, because we might have confined ourselves within Hume, it was agreed to take the steck air his hands The editor of the Essex Herald suggests, as " the the strict limits of our duty, and having raised the money, Pa ' r e nrarn 3l. ,fr l nTiPotte l t ° 4 . t. 5 0e. T( * ) SY. " Ss x. .- - Sicontis, Si. Os. to 6i. 10s. dri Old Duty laid at 270,0001. -- thi at the rate of 13 per cent, distotnit. Mr. Hume advocates and promoters of Fairlop-fair arc multi- have remained perfectlY indifferent to the application cf it ; PRICE OF POTATOES s. VI. - ..,, act Oviebles and Slums ............. 3/. ' ss. to 31. - 10 a. pee Ton. consented, and thus lost 1,300/. instead of 1,6001. plied," by the very means which have been adopted to but 'we are quite certain that not only ought we to be free Marsh Champions.,.---...+......... 4/. Os. to 4/, IN. ditto. MI An accidental occurrence,' smite time afterward, had suppress it, that a police should be employed fOr the from censure for our intentione, but likewise for the result of . - -{- . , PR CES OF LEATHLR. • al and - we may take upon ourselves to say, that had .Per lb. •d. d. . Per lb. d• d ba such an abet On Greek stock 'that it rase above prevention of mischief. " With the provision of such rhe" . ' :', more generally acted upon, the aspeet of .11,11LSHides,- 10 to 14 1 our ideas been _ -so to mine- 19 to 21 Tanned He par. Mr. Hume now thought that lie might as a police (lie says) as was engaoed at the last fair, we Lea. --see to Stith...-. 21 to 23 Spanish Ditto - 10 to 15 s I the business would have been at this time more favour- Dressing Hides in to 15 •_ . Per dozen. wi avell recover the .1,300/. He accordingly made see no Objection to such an,aaual scene of hilarity. ' Fine Coach Hides 15 to 17 Calf Skins-- 30 t 401 b. 10 to 24 , able. Much has been said about the commis ion - -- ° 4 - paid" , 114 Crop tildes, 35 to 4.01 b- 13 to 15 Ditto , _so to (01b, 23 to 27 110 strenttotni lied persevering applications ,to have But will' the gallant Magistracy . of the county of Essex on the loan ;we have merely to state, that this commis- Ditto, as to 501 b- 15 to 17 Ditto 70 to 601 b. 21 to 33 I 1 this sum returned to him. rhe application ex.- consider the battle of Faklop-fair irretrievable, a Witter- sion was stipulated for by the Deputies themselves, with .17to 19 Small Seals, Greenland.. 19 to 21 , ---- ----- sa • ' :cited 'considerable surprise, but, front an unwilling- 100 in Its way ? It was, to be sure, a mime qui peat the sanction of their Govenunent, as being the acme which . RAW HIDES. Stone sd. 1, d, ill ness to disoblige so ardent and faithful a friend of the affair, hut they may be more fortunate another time Ina had been allowed in the previous loan. When it is gravely Best He f irri St a o u n d e Steers 10 1 t0 '; 2 1 `..; Ordinar P y er . . itoto2 11 a n Middlings -.......--.....2 4to 9 6 Market tialf ---.-. 7 0 each, • Greek canes, this mini was also given to him. Mr. General. It is a dreadful thing to be ' d remme , every asserted, that we put 61,0001. into our pockets, we think Hume must now, it was thought, be satisfied : ever y • by thus •bl f4O r 0 000 people, of the year, a s age o or a , ote it but right to say, diet those who believe it, can only do • SREEP SKINS. - " Fella.ls Gd to 2s 3d I lAmbs Os Od to 06 Od 1 Polled-2s. &I. to 3s. Od. hi Ditto so from being wholly ignorant of business. It is noto- ----.---:- 2s. 3d. • ss - -;-; • • • hi thing had been done to relieve him from the loss whic 1 circumstances under which this battle 14:as lost. Such PRICE OF TALLOW, - SOAP , (1-:e.. per 1121b.-Oct. l'7. , nous, that in any contract for a loan, the contractors share Town Tallow .44, 484‘. 06. to 05.06. y o i lott 6„ p4 Bos 6d. w his patriotism . bad To nearly inflicted on him :-but recollections are sufficient to throw a gloom over Maim,. the benefit with those upon whose influence and. Co-op era- 'Yellow Russia- 41s. Ocl. to Os. Od. Mottled BBs Od. l e no : Mr. Hume is, ea is - well known, an able arithtne- serial life. What !is the brave Squirearchy of Essex at White ...... -s. Od. to Os. Od. Curd.... 92s. Od. . tion they depend to support its value, and that such par- . 22s Od. as Snap Ditto ....s Od. to Os. Otl. arms ' . tidos. He discovered by calculation, that since the so low- an ebb that they dare not encounter a volley ties proportionally nicer the risk. Without ' entering liir- melted etutr-s.atie: oe, to ee 0 6 . (ho4Dregs..-• , - -- - • 5 1 . °d • - ! hi date When die contractors took Ins stock from him at from forty or fifty . thousand thteats ?We should tiler into particulars, we are able to prove that nearly two- Ditto Rough-225. tkl. to Os. Otl: nit 13 per cent. di count, mid the date when they paid think that in such a glorious cause as putting a stop to thirds of the advantages were so disposed of, and so far 7 " --- 'P iii - dh - 051 4 RAW FAT, .pe - r stone of 816.-00 r. 27. Price by Tallow (as stated by 0;112:allow Whets) •, ~ ge. Bd, ci tint the 1,3001., a certain interest had accrued on the recreation of so many human beings, there wouldproved a profitable speculation to us, a - PRICE OF CANDLES the said I 300/ He accordi ~ . , ngly . applied also for be found Magistrates ready, not merel tstand tl y o le much larger from its having SUM than the portion which remained to us Th e pr i c e of good Store Candlta, in the retail ;hops, is as follows :-, 01 this. interest, and actually received its amount, which ' noise and wit of the multitude, but even the chance of swallowed up in the losses sustained on the stock c en Bs Ott to 9s 1 Moulds, per dozen .........106. 6d. audios, per Oil l'eas the unimportant sum of 54/. VVe BOW COMe a II 'ro tn the mud. In the rneantimc,,We earnestly-re- we' have held, and the efforts we have made to uphold the has been , . .. 4 C . OAL MARKET.-OM 27. . I sd. . a si. „ ' loan for the benefit of thebondholders. . Burdon-.......... 27 9 WallsEnti Boll's.-310 Eden Main-...... 29 3 IR to another Member of the Committee :-Mr. Bow- commend to the Great Unpaid, an article in the Sep- • W e trust that this explans.tioP will be satisfactory to steaten.....-----....5t 0 WallsEndllewicke34 6 Russell's I..yon's ring. This gentleman had assigned to him 25,000/. tember number of the Edinburgh Review, from which ~, st 0 , . Hebburn Mat ..., . • , those who may require infomiation and explanati i on h . °' , " Holywell 2b 0 Lyons Walls End Walls End Heats) 34 0 u at the original price of 591. per cent. The stock (excepting always - the introductory paragraph) they subject ; but believing, as we do, that some parties are Killingworth ....SO 3 In distress ---.3.1 6 W. E. Lambton -34 0 having . fallen, he made vehement remonstrances, coupled anight derive a useful lesson. actuated by other motives than ignorance or misconcep- Newburn 26 0 Cultu Clristie-. 27 6W. E. Stewart's- 34 0 • t, Tanfleld Moor 30 0 Hartley - 30 0 Russell's Hetton's t . with: representations of his services to the Greek " There is _no end (Says the pleasant writer}.,-to this tion, we cannot flatter ourselves that it will put a stop - to ai 0 nolds--......... 45 0 T 0w0 1ey....,_.„... 29 3 Stole Coal 'Ley. Walls End-...... 33 0 I; cause : li e /Itleateded SO fur, that the Deputies relieved mischievous peddling with the matins' arrangemeets of the idle clamours that haVe been recently raised; as we, , i r him, and bought the stock at the rate of 10 per cent. dis- society. It would be just as wise to set Magistratdet to, however, entirely disregard - them, we shall not easily be I DURING THE WEEK. . Wi rrat ' at Mar . ket, 3914 -Ships sold, 17%-.Unsold, 2114. COUNTRY CORN.MARKETS eount. The stock subsequently rose to .a premium.' Mr. digest for mankind, as to fix for them in what proportion tempted by anything that may be stated hereafter, to make Bowring, not satisfied like Mr. Hume with merely any particular class of their wants shall be supplied. But any further explanation, unless called upon •sotodo by Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beam Pease. I losing nothing, applied to hove the stock returned there are excellent men, who would place the moon under the bondholders generally; but upon such call being Made, am t . gaarier. s. to S. S. to S. S. to . g• t° g• g• t° g• 1 to him nowahat it had risen in value. He. was told, i t i h ig e b ea t , r , e of Magistrates, in order to improve travelling by we pledge ourselves, that any charge that can by pessi- 33 35 -----""----- A Al y n ie w . i b c u x r ------ , y.........._ 7, -;.----,.., - 3 ,, .[Morning aroniele.] bility be urged against us shall be minutely answered, and Banbury 48 56 39 and indeed shown, by the production of his own hand •nsiereeasse -- 48 tiO 33 38 3 : 3 ''''''''''''''''''.."'"',,,, 4 .6 i s 420 ------- 1 : 60 5 56 1 - a: : 7 ...... I ; ~ .niting, : that he had sold the stock to the Deputies. , The following has been addressed by Messrs. J. that we have the means of so doing to the satisfaction of Biandfird • 54 . 4 .. , 24 _ 26 ,• _ - - - .....- 1 He declared he had forgot the circumstance ; and the and S. Ricardo to a contemporary. , We are glad to every one interested. We are, Sir, your very obliged i c i . ri m eg ig7 ,....-- 41 CO 35 40 , 25 , g St V 4.44 - so 1 servants, Warnford-court, Octs'2 6. Canterbury .-- 53 63 38 44 27 32 40 52 48 • 53 DepUties, • though they refused to give biro back the see that these gentlemen did not sack the 60,000/. • Stock, paid him back 2,500/. to put kiln in the situ- commission for their patriotic • doingsin the, Greek catse. (Morning Herald.) ,J. and S. RICARDO. Chard ........ 56 . 76 38 44 24 99 44 48 - -.... i Chelmsford -- 56 66 30 40 28' 34 40 48 50 56 • • Derby .............. - ' - 35 47 27 •• SS .50 57 .... ation lie was in 'when he first bought the stock. The On the contrary, these gentlemen say they have lost ,• : - Devizes •-....- 45 62 36 41' 25 98 50 57 - - monessin their reservation of the Greek Stock, and . Dorchester.......... 41 60 32 36 31 35 56 ea - - Deputies were the more surprised at this. conduct in ' -. ' THE MARKETS. Exeter.--.-.......... 56 62 40 42 32 , 31 56 • t3O - their . doings in regard of Greek Stock, to keep up, the . --~"--"- , .. Eye...-----,- 4 t 313 39 20 32 48 52 43 48 this second friend of Greece, as he had . "got 11,000/. Guildford ; '6O 76 3.7: 42 25 -35 54 fib - b 6 price of Greek Stock,. for the benefit of the ' Greek (From the London New Price Current a( Friday.) by his Share of Abe comssion of die first loan. OfHenley 52 67 at 40 27 .3350 56 144 59 mem b er ef . Bondholder& Now mind, - 'Messrs. Ricardo being Mr. Ellice,: another friend of Greece, and SUGAR-The Sugar market continued • heavy all the litcrastie- 5 ,.....5. ge s tr; rgtsr t p i tg 40 - 44 - , the Greek committee, several particulars have come to once engaged in the Greek cause, they did nothinf week, till towards the close of yesterday, when several •. ex- Hungerford ' ss Gil g set 123 ' 37 53 60: - - . , with a view haw benefit diat cause-and the Bon - tensive buyers cane forward, 'ests&the sales reported were Huntingdon..... .6088 Is 2(i 23 25 42' 47 - -,_. our knowledge : some of diem we cannot at pre i:ent ima --,.... 52 58 32 9 - - se 48 SO 52 holders. - Their . r own profit they never thought of ; i • considerable, and at 'full prices. • The / market continues to P . 52 st '.. _ ln - - -, - - Lewes.. • publish ; but one feet may :be mentioned as a sie eimen of . Phil-Hellenic disiracrestedness. 0 n the they never could think of such a thing as profit in the •i•n" roveß this morning ; the bayerif evince every disposis Maid tone.-- 54 61 33 42 25 33 40 52 50 $7 ton to do business, but the purchases have been checked Newbury.. _- 46 6I 3 40 X 6 36 52 58 54 56 25th - of March, 1825, Mr agreed to • : • Ellicea procure transaction. • What I English patriots to profit by by the Mauritius sidethe today, buyers waiting the event- Manchester -,.... • 56 - t?.2 36 40 32 34 53 55 66 OS 'Northampton ~..-. 52 57 t 37 40 :30 33 52 55 .... Philhellones to derive of the sale in the anticipation of lower • . h Nottingham..... . 57 -45-35- 57 - - the budding of s steamebout for the sum of 10,000/. servin g tini ' ' Greek° En g lish prices, as anot erof Not . wic • h'4B '56 28 39. 22 .10 33 42 40 5 4 benefit from engagiris its the cause of Greece I Impose - I' he contract was aigned •: and ►what we believe isthe same description of sugar is advertised for next week. Pirmooth 02 7. . 4 . -. 23 ~ . 4 . 23 --- 7. trea to * think oh' :Jacking The public ,Sale consisted of 4,515' bags Meuritime the 1, 4 , 1 ,_!,t,f 5 ---- s s --- I g, '1; 111 , vi LI -% t i , 58 54 rather unusual, the money was immediately peid into Bible I rs. ' li g lidi I'llitlicileno - - 60,0001. Who would believe it? the thing was .ine.. •whole tield yrith great briskness about Is. per cwt. higher; botnfo -- --"-- 40 57 40 ,43 21) 38 55 58 - - the bands of Mr. .F.,llice es hankers. - rite boat was the purchases of Illuscavades at a late hour to vsaihle. Now, we think we can tell what prevented y; „ StoWnlatkk .....0,.... ...... .......' Ira ' se ee 30 40 - not fit for sailing till fifteen months v.fterwarde, creased consideral'.l . -43 ..." Swansea '^••••••••••••••••• 00 - 40 - - ...... R lealllo from sacking the 6,0,000/. It was, 4 4 talcs tho minket appears to .1111 rt tak en 'v.. ~ ei, _33 ... 33 - - - .... though it is well knaivii that a boat of the same Messrs. ' a decided turn, both in' the dernand and ha the prices. w arminster ........ 44 55 ,34 40 28 ao 52 60 - the Morning Herald : for the moment we heard .of abeeti 50 57 .-i - 22 24 4t 50 - - construction might be built with ease in four The refined market liss . rather improved; the shippers memeas.- -- -e:s 7 :---- - sseeisia--------- -,-- ,...... -- - - ......., this Second. Loan we struck at it ; and we beliave . we, have purchased rather extensively, and the small stocks of IMPORTS ANT) EXPORTS OF DYEWOODS AT THE PRINCI. months. Though Mr. Ellice had obtained the money stopped its: , The Loan could not lumps, B:c., which have - been accumulating during the late PAL PORTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. inimediately after the signify , 'of the contract, there is our attacks. John ' Bull buttoned up his pockets.--- heaviness, have been again cleared off. ' Molasses are also no evidence to show,' nor reasoit to believe, that lie A Afr ic a , I 001 .1 r I 1 Au p ar t e , Sr) Isol I I I was &C , 1 :: s yi., ',l 1 ., .i 53 I . The Philliellenes could no . lon,ger slip their fingers into rather' brisk . at the low prices. The shippers were at the e - paid the boat-builder tin 15 months afterwards, that again this moreing, but: no lumps !Ire offering, and rte • • • John Bull's pockets. 'Hie Philhellenes were saddled Parket is, 15 months after he' received it, and 11 months indeed the the supply of all export 'goods is not adequate to. :4 g Attica, &c. II E II I I 11 I All Parts. 1 :2,, I ta til i I With the; bits of paper, with which they intended after the boat ought to have been built. • An attempt ..: demand. . The grocers are buyers of fine goods, but o ter - to saddle John 81111. 'We believe that we savedllohn , Al " Fitts. haft been made to depreciate the utility of the late meet and as the holders look to the susill stocks, they are not only at low prices. Foreign Sugars continue neglected , s 0 -,---,--' • - Bull, b ban in this second Greek Loan at lease half in gof the bondholders ; but , the truth ie, that it is ' Y g g • • ' • • ii i,, , san t r e ,.ce, , s ,, s . , _ , ~ s , ;Mane, ~ t, s , ,1 „ , a million. - And why did we do it ? ' Because we had anxious to effect sales. _. , Oi .4, ". rance,c. at owing to this meeting that two large steam-boats have } l eaves a All other 4CII °ther 11 9 ,t;A ; i part,. ialigi ..1.., o the proceedings of some of the British Phil- sass._ sss ._.. _,. ,„. , beets at last earepleted. Such are the facts that we num, .slattAritl, 1101,LAN113.--The Runs market has beet Parts .. .la • ra, _•.,.........._ r -s- L -,-,......_ hellenes. . Their Army, Nary, and other mercaqtile (~. • Gam. • I 92 1 _.q. .1 ~ 1 , , Rsiediterra. e, ' 44 4.4 4 commissions - 8 yeseey. 1 1 ~...; i_ i i i - st 1' 1 1 rim. -1-41Mg,..,1 e 'l s 1 have to communicate ; they-are . of a painful nature :no ' duction ; the only purchase we are aware of this ' t . . . , • We contracts-out of wmen were to be doubt; but painful : sores are coral by proning. realiied. Just before the - time for the ne °elation of about •80 or 00 puncheens Demerara 28 over-proof, which week is medusas. I.i. l §l l * ' 4 1"l'i I P ralaPd ' Ft i s-2 1 ''' r. France,&c. _ " Ismstos 21= A A: ::: North of w Hsi hope the persons whose names occur above, Will not , , tile second loan, we .livid seen the paragraph Screw have befit disposed of; we understand, at' 3s. 2d. per gal- - -t r - e - T) ''''es e."' ' -.•' ' i's '- 1 m Euie - pe ..-11 F f. 774 .... consider the preceding statement as an attack upon Mau at work in some ' of thp, papers. One day we saw lon. Brandy is in good demand, and the prices ars agam - An other -,........-z. them, to whom we can bear no personal hostility, but en account . of a cargo of currants shipped from Greece Id. per gallon higher the parcels take,n for home con- Parts. 'i: ' ce • •l " " Parts. " 1 A! ' ' i ~..): e t r i m u s e n r. g ~,, , „ ~1 , , ilsr -A e l all ocher ~, , si i ---- -._ ........._ as a simple relation of facts, ,in which, if here be ani to London, the proceeds of which were to be appro.. suniption are considerable, and purchases are also reported I ' Ei t §i i '' 1 11France,&c.1 ' I" 1 ems 1 ; oil , speculation; the parties acting upon a commercial Cuba re se 1- i error, our columns are open to: its- correction : - snit i , . Vated bathe payment of the dividends on the Greek °nand, , s , I n I -- treaty between the two countries being in a forvvard state, cs Domingo. 1 as we have every . moral releion for believing,. the ac oan ! We - could tell from the wording of the para. and that the duties on brandy will be reduced very ma- . Jara c i . ca, 1 01 1 1 1 1% 1i, I ,li North of . count of their conduct is substantially:correct, we hope , - rapla that :some London Philhellene had written it. serially, In Geneva there is no alteration to notice. I r l , s. _ Is Europe- Ill i gi t ' l . ' 9. i 4 ... : 2 g 1 1 ; ` 1 a ' they will think it due to their own character, and to afterwards saw another fare ra ili proceeding, as COFFEE.-The Coffee. Market has gone off rather 4,1, 11 . 1 g: ill • I the cause winch diey have, most 'unfortunately for it, we e tliatight, from the same p g ara i ggph Screw Man. heavily this week, but at full Prices ; for fair quality st. 4 .1 1 . : g r. espoused, to make restitution to the Greek fund. We g We thought we recognised his styleof ' • composition ; Domingo the nearest price is 18s., and for fine ordinary 0 e, _, to le see. e. 0 - 4 ' - expect other facts hourly.--sTinies. . we afterwards tact hint in the street and shook our Brazil 495. a 495. 6d. The Beitish Plantation Coffee has so: .es ,:,.•.; „2,*, ~ f 3 141 , 7 ' t.1 7 1 ' 1 . g ?..,. 44 E : "n : 1.1 The Great Unpaid. sometiines complain that suffi cient ttiinvote~ , : . 0 3 not mane for the inadequacy of the . work with your screw-you have get hold of * * were two public sales to-day, .chiefly ordinary descriptions • ..1 ;lit 4g 6 means at tiie;r di! , - ,,, ei1, for preserving the peace of thea b..1;1. cn;.. c.)ct: Imrostran' at London and Liverpool, Coastwi i., ham Ireland and Fa. - s'-' * * *in whose papers you have got those of Jamaica and . Dutch 'Coffee; ordinary' the whole went hei p tv il i , lA: country. 'lin.; niily 1.-sever, theysay, which te possess- a o nd iv, , II currant - oyou believe in any Nisch • GRAIN, FLOUR, tire great part team in; Brazils 485.; the ed by them id that winch they derive from the Vagrant s ' - Is it not liumbug ? la it not London mamma' . Pt e l. t i'; u n g ?? tioll sold was so indifferent in quality that it affords no re i gn Pals i with the Exton* of Grain, Flour, and Provisi ons, , from Act. But: if the Law is ,so very defective, why do .. lii it not yours ?: The Philhellene laughed. - Shortly criterion of the prices. The' Coffee Market generally has - veri'm - they notactopt measures for effecting its improvement id after - heard of the second Loan, and then we at/. a Heavy appearance, but without any further reduction in r; 'P - ' 'There is surely ne want of Magistrates in the Legiala- we the currency. ,a sier i ta ss ii , ilii i i i ,11 ti lq .Itil tacked it---atrid as we attacked it successfully, even a ture ; and the clefectiie atate or the Lew, so far from 511. K....-The Silk sale at the India House closed on Thee according to Messrs, Ricardo's statement-,-we thank day, a considerable proportion has been taken for export, silks are also hi het 0 --.........5. •co ai Forcig„ F .P. 414, OF E t 2 V A 1 g ' i ll forming a justification of their irregularities,' is rather d luck atguessing . But here Ibllowa Messrs. . the e purchases for Manchester are also extensive. Italian g l'arts• . s 2 4 - _,.: zr, G. ~ is aa 4 _ an additional ground of charge against them. The "r g °° , ' ei Ricardo s statei7nt, i which i so far as n the 00,000/. g . , e •-------- ......... t .7,,' § truth is, that the business iti which the Unpaid chiefly °es, 13 a very lamentable statement tor messrs. Iti- INniuo.-The sale at the India I , . t . , q Coastwise .- ;Au .4 = ouse, consis mg or s ' 'am Isle °' 74 • ii ki 0-. 9. LI i i -. -- d• 1 lll -4 . , s og -- delight, is not the more humble, but at the same , of Mao 1-1 eg t 4g. e 4 . , carnO to have written. Many a sleepless night the 7 , 2 34 eheSts indigo , which commenced the sth instant, time really useful one of aftordiag protection to per- Greek , closed yesterday; the sale went off with much briskness, . . .......__- s 1 sic sons and prisperty, by aiding in the detection and pro- cause must have cost them.e g§ ".1 ri ' - --- 1 8 " c " . , and-ony 650 chests e.: .'taken in ~by the. Proprietors. Ireland. 1 - ,••-• , liaiii i i 1 - ° ma:talon of crime,- and keeping a strict eye on the THE GREEK BONDS. The Bengal qualities sold la, 3cl. a 2s. 6d. higher than . eea ,; 6 , 3,,, .4 1 53 TO Tint EDITOR. • • the. _Lau gala . .1... r 5..../.. .... flnrrimantial titi_ a hi- Oil_ I MIIII....••••••41•0100 INIMIMS OM.. ' ...... I.ti .I` I I I .....* 'l lA' __ '' A 1 We 'yesterday alluded to some advaetages' which sistants approt di e d , \viten they were saluted by threeetich hind, that the nay . . men,. tyett.; MIX& will ua mats. L. 4 •,...* • had accrued to certain members of the Greek Coin- hearty and loud cheers as frightened those present. 1 Sir Bonet and others , which e x cited the animadversion o '' the lately, the exporters and the trade, waitingi the account of A mitten : we now state, without any exaggeration, what Henry Dedlee, who had often distinguished hiniself on Committee, of ,which we totally disapprove., ~- the public sale,iril-lolland. •- -. • 'fayl addr such occasions, could not . restrain Mr. Amber Gasaiyne, 'We have never Made ney,payments; het under the - - . we have heard on. this :subject; 'and what, without GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, Greek Deputies, • WllO fled; and i 4 was with difficulty Sir Henry could re- orders of the whom we were bound , 2 , by omen Gomm leemererunee mini pledging ourselves for , its . perfect accuracy in every . take him, arid • quiet his apprelieneione. From what he our contract to obey ; it is true we felt an iuterest ill for- Deem LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZIITTIG.) deat part, we believe to be substantially true.. It is. stated,• s . For the Week ended Oct. 20,1826, made up from the Returni of the In then saw, he (Sir John) was .evinced that but fewtviould warding the object for which the loan had been raise. den( then, on authority on which wt. at leaet rely that of • • ,again. engage in such an uildertaking. Five thousand we Went anxious that it should be applied to the liberftion Wheat . , S4 e . s specters in the different Cities and Towns in F.n g laricl and Wales. 3d. I Oats ....---. 2'7c fid. I Beans..... .«. 48s. ed. from the first loan, Mr. Hume had assigned to him 10,0001. M ag istrates would ' not ' accomplish the supp r ession of of the Greek nation; we ventured to give our opinion 7461.1 " - •' - ‘ - ' 3611 • l ' id. ' " Ye ' ' . • - • .-.7 381 : 3d. I Pl " e--- ---- - 544. 46. • - , ' PRICE OF Wick, at the rate of 59/. per hundred, the original the fair; and he was of opinion that theynught not to repeatedly on this subject, and we did not withholdi any • • • I • price rat, which the contract was made, Mr. Hume attempt it.' Admiral Harvey stated that he had " at- ' personal exertion of ours. to forward this object; 1 so R e A t u v e e ns r ag nm e P d r e l ti i i n e the ß w r e o o w k n o o ldi r 33 11 g it t is h o e i 2 v 5 a t d i o , daSyngoafr Oct , eo n , i I V I s from 30 1 i t i h d. e i o n ,. Si C :'soma tended with Mr. Cameron, , • Mr. GassoyiteSand others, ac- doing, we certainly underteok a thankless office, as i h i s i r e v p . , , v e ta xg o u n dveof t e Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon or. .led accepted ese stres: at this value. time after-thereof h into Great B r itain. ' ' companied by constables from each divieiim; also a eon- since turned out, because in most cases our advice w 23 re- - '-- -- ---e---e- - -- - " coin wards the boad!..! rail zo 16 :.per cent. discount. Mr. ' wHITECHAPLL HAY MARKET.-0cr.26. siderable body of the local pace, d!se s They ordered . the jetted; projects were entered into which we, never One- Hey.........-..... 80s. ed, to.loBl. Od. i stra.-.-.......3.4. ed. toe:teal, pert Mime, alarmed at this depreeietion of his property, • booths to be taken down, but the numbers assembled tinned, a nd by our having interfered with the appropriation clever -----e--'- Ste..nd- to 1107•. Oil. I applied to the deputies and contractors to relieve him• , chewed the impossibility and' danger in effecting such an of the loan, it appears we art charged with the resprnsi- On from this less. After some discussion, in which it • object ; the vulgar wit with which they were assailed, bility of the ultimate failure of the operation. Pockets. , , Ba g s. . PRICES - of HOPS (per Cwt.) - .-Gcr. 27. Kent -44 O 5/. , Os. to; St 15c Kent ..... 31:12c 4/. 10s. to 0/.. Os. six was intimated that if the stock had risen there would was such as exceeded every thing of the kind that be had To a certain extent we are blameable, and are jlistly Sussex 31.125. V. 2s. to as se susses as ss. 44 Os. to 0/. Os. ..„ c) . Bs. Essex... 31. -10 s. 41. ts. to 0/. Os. ""J : have been no analogous sacrifice on the part of Mr. ever before heard." sufferers, because we might have confined ourselves within Hume, it was agreed to take the stock oil' his bands The editor of the Essex Herald suggests, as " the the strict limits of our duty, and having 'raised the money, Pa'r e nrarri 3l. ,fi l n a eiPotte l t ( :)' . I V. 51 0 s. to 8/. Ss.-SeConds, 5/. Os, to et. los. d ra - the at the rate of 13 per cent, clistonitt. Mr. Hume advocates and promoters of Fairlop-fair are multi- have remained perfectlY indifferent to the application ci• it ; PRICE OF POTATOES s. 27.. ace consented, and thus lost 1,300/. instead of 1,600/. plied," by the very means which have been adopted to only ought we to be free Marsh Clunnpions----......-.... 4/. Os. to 4/, IN. ditto. Oviobles and Sham; ............... 3/. • ss. to 34 10s. pee Ton. and but we are quite certain that not An accidental occurrence,' Borne time afterward, had suppress it, that a police shoUld be employed fOr the from censure for our intentione, but likewise for the result of . • - -,-- . , . PR CES OF LEATHLR. a li them, and-we may take upon ourselves to say, that had .Per lb. .d. d. . Per lb. such an efibct on Greek stock 'that it rase above prevention of mischief. " With the provision of such our ideas been more generally acted upon the aspect of par. Mr. Hume BOW thought that lie might as a police (lie says) as was engaoed at the last fair, weßi.ts to 21 Tanned Horse Hides,- 16 to 14 Ii • - , this / ' ....1..0.............-1 to 661 b.--. 21 to '23 Spanish Ditto----- 10 to 15 she the business would ha ve eeeti at time more favour- Dressing Hides in to 15 • . Per dozen. wit 'well recover the 1,300/. He accordingly made see no Objection to such an,an ) nual scene of hilarity." , able. Much has been said about the commission paid us Fine Coac h Hides -,..... 15 to 17 C a lf Skills-- 36 to 401 b. 16 to 24 , ; Hide , 3.• to 4,01 b- 13 to 15 Ditto ........-.... 50 tolteb. 23 to 27 hot • strenuous and persevering applications ,to have But will the gallant Magistracy_ of the county of Essex on the loan ;we have merely to state, that this commis- Ditto. h 5 to 501 b- 15 to 17 Ditto 70 to 601 b. 21 to 33 I b this sum r e turned to him. Ile application ex.- consider the battle of Fairlop-fair irretrievable, a Water- sion was stipulated for by the Deputies themselves, with Ditto _l7 to 19 Small Seals, Greenland.. 19 to 21 Sat RAW HIDES. :cited 'considerable surprise, but, from an unwilling - 100 in its way ?It was , to be sure , a serum qui pent the sanction of their G ov ernment, as being the same which Per S tone s, d. s. d. Per Stone ad.c d ; the tIeSS tO disoblige so ardent and faithful a friend of the affair, but they may be more fortunate another time Ina had been allowed in the previous loan. When it in gravely Best Heifers and 'Steers 210 to 3 2 Ordinary , . itoto 2 0 an( Greek cause, tuts sum was also given to him. Mr. General. It is a dreadful thing to be remined every' asserted, that we put 61 p ,000/. into oue p oc kets, we think etiddenes--.- 24t0 9 6 Mersa lira --- 7 0 each, al • Hume Must novv, it was thought, be satisfied : every year, by this assemblage of 40 or 50,000 'fh it but right to say, thet those who believe it, can onlydo • SREEP SKINS. people, o t e so from being w holly ignorant of business. It is uoto- - thing had been done to relieve him from the loss which circumstances under which this battle was lost. Such Fella.,lB. 6d. to 2c sd. I Larnbs..os. ed. to Os. s ilo. I Polled-2s. 6d. to 3s. ed. 1 1 1 , hir PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP 8•: e .• per 112111-0 m V. rious, that in any contract for a loan, the contractors share Town Tallow .. , 48 ,. Ott. to Os, od. y o h odttioap .. sos tic. w e his patriotism had To nearly inflicted on him :-but recollections are sufficient to throw a gloom over ll'vtagiss the benefit with those upon whose influence and co-opera- 'Yellow Russia- 41s. Od. to Os. Oil . Mottled BBs. Od. l e f no : Mr. Hume is, ea is well known, an able arithtne- serial life. What !is the, brave Squirearchy of Essex at w a tate----,.... Od. t o Os. Od. Curd....... 92s. Od. . , tion they depend to support its value, and tint such par- eee ed. a id So p Ditto -s Od to Os. Oti. Graves . tidal). He discovered by calculation, that since the so low- an ebb that they dare not encounter a volley ti es p ro p or ti o nally ;neer the risk. With o ut enter ing lies melted etutes e e ees: Oil to Os- Od. Good Drells...---.•*-'-^•••• Si* °`l' date when the 'contractors took his stock from him at from forty or fifty, thousand tit ?We should ti ter into particulars, we are able to prove that Dearly two- Ditto Rou g h-225. Oil t o O s . Od: _ 13 per cent. discOunt, and the date when they paid think that in such a glorious cause as putting a stop to thirds of the advantages were so disposed of, and so far • • etirdhiv RAW FAT, per stone of 816-Ocr. - 27. 2, ed. en 4 *nt the - 1 300/ a • at . , ~ certain interest had accrued on the recreation of so many human beings, there would from its having proved a profitable speculation to us, a. Plitt by Tallow (as stated by thalallow M kers) ' , .. PRICE OF . CANDLES. roi the said . 1,300/. He accordingly . applied also for - be found Magistrates Istand ready, not mere yto the the portion which remained to us Ile price of g ood Store Candies, in the retail 'hope, is as follows:--• or el ' interest, Its. and actually received its amount, which noise and wit of the multitude, but even the chance of has been swallowed up in the losses sestained on the stock c ranch larger sum than audios, per dozen fis. Oti. to 9s. Od. I Moulds, per dozen ..........10s. 6d. ne Y I was the unimportant sum of 54/. We now come a roll in the mud. In the rneantime,, We earnestly-re- we bare held, 'and the efforts we have made to uphold the .. . (I COAL MAR - Oct. -Ocr. 27. . sd. . cd. „ ' loan for the benefit of thibondholders. , Burdon ~.. 27 9 Walls End Boll's-31 0 Eden Main.-.-,... 28 3nv to another member of time Committee :-Mr. Bow- commend to the Great Unpaid, an article I ' l i t he Sep- ' We treat that this explanation will be satisfactory to 5i0at0n.......----- - - 31 0 WallsEndllewieke34 6 Russell's Lyon's ring. This gentleman had assigned to him 25,000/. tember number of the Edinburgh Review, from which Hebburn Main... 31 0 W. E. Riddell'' ...SO 6 Main--........ 30 3 . those who may require inforniation and explanation on the 110 ,,,,,, a 2b 11 Lyons Walls End Walls End Heats) 34 0 m at, the original price of 59/. per cent. The stock (excepting always - the introductory paragraph) they su bj e ct ; but believing, as we do, that some Newburn 28 0 CulluClristie-- 27 6W. E. Stewart's- 34 0 • having - fallen, he made vehement remonstrances, coupled .might cleave a useful lesson. . - actuated by other motives ,than ignorance or misconcep- Tanfleld Moor 30 0 Hartley - 30 0 Russell's Hetton's i . parties are killlaiw il or - C7 . ...... 30 3 in distress ---.3.1 6 W. E. bootee- 3e 0 with. representations of his' services to the Greek " There is end (`says no the pleasant writer},-to this lion, we cannot flatter ourselves that it will put a stop - to _e wann e em--- 51 o notas------ 45 0 1 T0w01e y,.._,....„.. 29 3 Stole Coal Rey. Walls End......... 33 0 o tl? 'cause : li e succeeded so far, that the Deputies relieved mischievous , meddling with the nettind arrangemeets o f the idle clamours that have been recently raised; as w° , Ships at Market, 3914. --Ships sold, 17%--Unsold, 21%. re hilt, and bought the stock at the rate of 10 per cent. dis- society. It would be just as wise to set Magistratile, to however , entirely disregard - them, we shall not easily be 'MY CORN 71IARKETS DURING THE WEEK count. The stock subsequently rose to .a premium.' Mr. digest for mankind, as to fix for them in what proportant tempted by anything that may be stated hereafter, to make 2!_„"22___-'--, • • • bi Bowring, not . satisfied like Mr. Hume with merel • any particular class of their wants shall be supplied. But any further explanation, unless called upon •sotodo by Wheat. 1 Barley. oats. Beans. Pease. 1 ................--. ---- -....-...- -------• ------ -----' b losing nothing, applied to have the stock returned there are excellent men, who would place the moon under the bondholders generally; but upon such call being Made, as, ?w ere s. to S. S. to s. cto g• g•to g • g• t ° g• 51 - 3 O 3O ...... 22 - 2 32 h i to him nos dish it had risen in value. He. was* told, the care of Magistrates, in order to improve travelling by we pledge ourselves, that any charge that can by pessi night." A l y n lC v s i lfu'r y 52 60 37 32 33 35 40 •58- - t i . [Morning aroniele.] bility be urged against us shall be minutely answered, .and Thinbury .. . - - ... 48 56 39 43 34 42 54 60 - and indeed shown, by the production of his own hand writino . that- he had sold the stock tO the Deputies. • , The following has been addressed by Messrs. J. that we have the means of so doing to the satisfaction of te i gg: i ke•-•-•••• ri l ti° : : 2 1 38 g.• 30 5° - 56 -- - -7.. 0)- and S. Ricardo to a contemporary., We are glad to every one- interested. We are, Sir, your very obliged Bridport .. , .at co 3t. 40 26 29 51 56 - - P . • Cambridge....-.. - SI - 33' ..-. 25 - 42 - 40 p He declared he had forgot the circumstance ; and the servants, Warnford.court, Ot t .) 6. Canterbury .-- 53 63 38 44 27 32 40 52 48 • 53 I DepUties, • though they refused to give him back the see that these gentlemen did not sack the 60,000/. (Morning Herald.) .J. anCI S. BICARDp. ch a rd „,,......„......„.„. 58' 70 38 44 24 '39 44 48 -- '1 Chelmsford ..-... 56 66 36 40 28' 34 40 48 be 56 Stock, paid him back 2 , 5001 . to put him in the situ- . commission for their patriotic'doingsni the, Greek atm. ' DerbY ~........... - r - art 47 V•, 38 50 5'7 ..., - g . . , . . On the contrary, these gentlemen say they have lost ' - . : - Devizes •--.... 46 62 36 4f 25 38 SO 57 - - ation he Was in when he first bouht the stock. The ~ - gmoney in their reservation of the Greek Stock, and Dorchester..,..... 41 60 32 36 31 35 56 6 0 - Deputiea were the more surprised at this. conduct in ' .. . 1 TIE M ARIETS., - -, 1 their doings in regard of Greek Stock, to keep up . the . EYe...-............. 46 3t 36 39 3•2 48 .5246 68 u this second friend of Greece, as he had - got 11,000/. ..............:-..... Guildford : - ' 60 76 .57 : 42 25 -36 5-6 r,ll b 6 f by his share of . the can't ission of the first lop. of price of Greek Stock, for the benefit of the ' Greek (From the London Neu, Price Current of Friday.) Henley 52 •67 :ii 40 27 .33505654 58 _ meow f • Bondholders Now mind,- 'Messrs. Ricardo being Mr. Ellice,• another friend of Greece, and Suciest-The Seger market continued • heavy all the Hc i rneasti.... 5055 10 41 26 32 ' Hull . . 55 57 21 28 19 24 37 40 40 44 ° once engaged in the Greek cause, they did nothing , week, till towards the close of yesterday, when veveral ex"' Hungerford ........... 4B 60 sea 40 23 . 37 53 60 . - - . the Greek committee, several particulars have of _ p conic to . , our knowledge : some them we cannot Watt a vtetv but' to benefit that cause and the Boner at prey . binders. Their own profit. they never thought of ; • " tensive buyers came forward, 'and time sales reported were Huntingdon .......... 60 65 Ii 36 23 25 49' 47' --__ 7._ ' ' considerable, and at 'full prices. ' The / market continues to , . . L e ps w w e ivi -...5.....,-. 52 .58 , 2 39 ,- -4O VII M ) 57 I . 52 tit ... - 'la - - - - -- 1 . publish ; but One fact may 'be mentioned as a dpe-. e 47 , eimen of .Phil-Hellenic disinterestedness. On the they never could think of such a thing as profit in the improve this morning; the beyeri evince every &epos), Maidstone...-. 54 01 33 42 25 33 40 52 50 tiou tO d • o haleness, but the purchases have been checked 46 61 35 40 26 36 '52 58 5t 56 25th .of March, 1825, Mr. Ellice agreed to procure i - • trtinsaction. , What . English patriots to profit bybr ste b a u eg rv ier -:.... •56 • t 2.2 36 4 ee et es 55 66 OS 1 by the Mauritius sale 10-day, the buyers waiting the event 'StOith - Siiipt7l --- 52 57 t 37 40 no 39 '52. 55 .... 1 the building of a steamsbout for the sum of 10,060/. ' cryin g tl"i' Greeks E"1" Philhellenes to derive of the sale in the antieipetion of lower prieeeetti anotherof N'otthi g ham ......... 57 , - 46 - 35 ...; r e ie 7 - 0 - i - 4 . benefit from engagirie in the cauee of Greece I Impos s - I' he contract was aieeted ; and NVIIA We believe isthe same: description of sugar is advertised for next week. ill'At !'t,-, 'il,l 52. I- 8 Vs* '- 22 23 -..- .- 7 4 i to ' think of N eckin g The public sale consisted. of 4,515' bags Mauritius, the I t `,",V i n,,; ---- t'l : 0 1 ro , e sti !II . 11 t i , r. 54 '- rather unusual, the money wan immediately veld into sa4 . rs ' - '" 08b I'l " ll ` eilen abide teed with great briskness about Is. per cwt. higher; Stamford 7 - " -- 40 57 40 . '43 25 98 55 58 - - 60,000/. Who would believe it ? the. thing was . itne the hands of 'NIT.. 'Ellice a bankers. . The boat was the purehase . a of Mitscevadea at a late hour possible. Now, we think we can tell what prevented to-day in I.Jt vi t z t ro a a tic, e t _ - 7 . 6 :.-. n 32 1 2 1 8 .... 0 4 A .... 4A II 0I; fit for sailing till fifteen months v.f i terwarde, creased cons i derably', t‘nd and in the prices. the ma r ket appears to have taken Rte. . no - ae ...- 83 - - -•- - Messrs. Ricanlo from sackiin , the 60000/ it was though it is well known that a boat of the same ri ''' • ' a decided turn, both iii the demand • z r ar iithec tait i l l ster........... 44 55 .. 34 40 28 40 52 60 - - the Mornino• Herald - for the moment we heard .of 50 57 --/ - re 24 1 50 - - construction might' be built with ease in fbur t • i The refined market has - rather improved; the shippers sseseseeree --- eele-e-7. •""'""""e thiseccond . oen we. struck at it ; and we believe . we, have purchased rather extensively, and the small stocks of RTS OF DYEWOODS AT THE PRI NCI. months. Though Mr. Ellice had obtained the money IMPORTS AND EXPO . PAL PORTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. Stopped its : progress, , 'Ehecould not . withstand` lumps, &c., which have - been accumulating during the late ...._ Loan • iv* immediately after the signing of the contract, there is ottr attacks. John ' Bull buttoned up his pieekete.--- heaviness, have been again cleared off. ' Molasses are also ;§ 8 4 i meie • a , u ,1141, ;5 1 nit 5i1%, 3 l All p arra .lsrlit+ , do 1 11 I no evidence to show,' not reascat to believe, that he The Philliellenes could no longer slip their fin teal into rather brisk at the low prices. The shippers were at the e ee paid the boat-builder till .I 5 months afterwards, that market again this morning, but: no lumps . !Ire offering, and aeg . . John Bull's pockets. The Philhellenes were saddled ni. is, 15 months after he bud received ii, anti 11 months Attica, &e. f I . 111111 &11 party, I ....• I zit iI I itentled With the: hits of paper, with which they ii indeed the supply of all export 'goods is not adequate to. .I the : demand. . The grocers are buyers of . fine goods, but a ~,: v i r ) t ler , tits 1111 after the boat ought to have been built. , An attempt to saddle John Bull. We believe that we eared - 1191in only at hsw prices. Foreign Sugars continue neglected, e - "' - other ~,k e e , , , has been made to depreciate the utility of the late meet- _ . . , , and as the holders look to the small stocks, they are not. SZ k ' • Parts. 5/ Bull by banging this second Greek Loan at lease half Y "•0 Jai-GO ing. of the bondholders ; buts the truth is, that it is .' •, ~, , ~ s „ . , , ~ , ,• , ;Irol ce tan a 1: 8 1 , , e. a ..I ,g s s 1 i , 4 a indlion. - And why dtd we do it ? ' Because we had anxious to eff'per. sales. . tee. ei ~e e) - owing to this meeting that two large steam-boats have AU other MI other I g g • g ; g p a d a . ! ...e . 1 i A ..1 ....:_ . heard of the proceedings of some of the 13ritish mil- .. p ~ ~ IT ~,,. i ...., PAM . .FSI , . beers at bust Cornpleted. Stich are the facts that wa ...,u5t,..,41A-tIA ssOLLA N OS.-- aMI num market has beet hellenea - Their Army, Navy, and other mercer tile . cam.. • : skaiterra• ' i roachY. l'i l il_ i i ---41 '1"1 1 1 I man. '''Fillr.. b l s 1 1 ' I have to communicate ; they -are . of a painful nature no ' ' 1 rather heav y /14' the week, but no parcels, offer at any re tracts---out of whit+ eommiesions were to be duction ; the only purchase we are resrare of this week is t Honduras Isl§l i*i i 411 illiraupd, tat H... it: doubt; but sinful •aores are cured by probing. We c°ll ' ' hied. Just before the -time for the negotiation of about . e 0 or 00 puneheerts Demerara 28 ovcr-proof, which -• • - - France,&e. ..., hope the persons whose mimes occur above, Will not ma Jamaica, th 1 3 iR .&; .iii N,orth of gii 71 - 7711 the second loan, we • had seen the paragraph Screw have beefs disposed of; we understand, 'at Ss. 2d. per gal- tee. N....7...e „ „I, ,ilsreelfirl7l7 P.,urope. • t e - consider the preceding statement as an attack upon Man at work in soma of th papers. One day we saw ion. Brandy is in good demand , and the prices are again • I other sr. , cc,. 1 t I i Alko r t t i . t . er „ , a ! „ , them, to whom we eau bear no personal hostility, but en account •of a cargo of currants shipped frmis Greece Ich per gallon higher; the parcels taker for home con- . f Parts . -. ....... .......... sumption are considerable, and purchases are also reported 2 is. Amer . g "I' - as a sirriple relation of facts,. in which, if here be a v k i t to London, the proceeds of Which were to be appro- I mo _.._ ',ell I I I s I near 1 1 ulation • the artier actin uon a commercial l'..' Cuba ac St. • so t • 21 11 92 11 i •i II Wnd, I error, our columns are open to, its correction : -but i , elated. h e tot e payment of the dividends on the Greek " - s P e ,, c ' . • g: P: - -'---- treaty between the two countnes being in a forward state, - Jaina c i . ca, 4 0 .1 , ...I I -1 I . s , , c ,ll North of I , c'‘. Domin g o. g i pi t i IlFrance,&c.i" E li n i, 11, .1 as we have every moral reason for believing, - the 'ac- Loan .We could tell from the wording of the para. and that the ditties on brandy will be reduced very ma- . 8, 111 grel %11 "II Europe- I§l I t' "I ''''l count of their conduct is substantially correct, we hope , , mini, tnat .some London Philhellene bad written it. terially. In Geneva there is no alteration to notice! ' they will think it due to their own character, and to ~‘ ,• NV e afterwards saw another paragraph, proceeding, as 4 , r 11 . Ik lj,r the cautie which they have, most 'unfortunately far it, COFFEE.-The Coffee. Market has gone off rather sse thought, from the same paragraph Screw Man. h eav ily this week, but at full Prices ; for fair quality St. 4 , i r. 0 , eepoused, to make restitution tiS the Greek fund. e w 1 e t 'ought we recognised Ids style of composition ; Domingo the nearest price is 4.85., and ' for fine ordinary r,,S, gIA . 5.0. z• 1 - 4 A 1„,,P- . P 4 ' expect other facts liourly.----Titacs. . - s. _, •.-. s, - ... •... o ~., •• ' 2 - .5.... ... ... we afterwards niet Jam in the street and shook our Brazil 498. a 19s. 6d. The Beitish Plantation Coffee has . ), ig- 0 . 5 a . 1 te - .e...E :g. 2.t iF , I 2 ; ; 1 The Great Unpaid. sometimes complain that suffi- FLOUR, &c. 44 ~,, 7i -,.. 9 . _ . 0 head at him, and said-Ah I now you have been at been taken in at public sale, at the previous prices., There 4- U..e 7 "t'g ' 1 dent 41110WhIl , :'e :3 bet made for thesinadequacy of the k with your screw-you have got hold of *, ak e s :s e 0 ,1 s ss, # were two public sales to-day, .chiefly ordinary descriptions • s e ; se gt - ..) ,t, b_ui.. ce ss za ct.' means et tiie;r di!-- , sal, f'or preserving the peace of the * * *in whose papers you have got those -c- of Janutica and Dutch 'Coffee; the whole went heavily, a great part taken in; ordinary' Brazils 485.; the proper- I memento' at Lo n don aatr i e N rpoo' 1, Cinstwi e, /tom Ireland, and Fa. country. The eel I:eever, ilicy'say, whi eh IS possess- groat , ' * currants. Do you believe in any sic thing ? ed by them id that which they derive from the Vagrant • i it riot liumbug? ait not London manufacture ? don sold was so indifferent in quality that it affords no Ter Pals ; with the Exvoirre of °Uhl. 1 'lour, and Provision., from Act. But. if the Law is .so very defeCtive, why do 18 . Is it not yours ?: The Philhellene laughed. ' Shortly the etn•rency. ' criterion of the prices. The - Coffee Market generally has - er '''' • they notactopt rneasures for eff'ecting its improvement ? after we heard of the second Loan, and then we at- R heavy appearance but without any further reduction in . :America . 1 s • I I I • s s s i t i • 1•1 1 • 1, 4 ; lq 3 ti.l. 'There IS surely no want of Magistrates in the Legiala- a .a tacked it-;and as we attacked it suc ce s sfull y, even •ca a l ture ; and the defectiie state or the Law, so far from 511. K.-The Silk saleat the India House closed on TtleS according to Messrs, Ricardo's statement-s-we thank day, a considerable proportion has been taken for export, 'emir , i ....p 1 . 1 -F F .. s," --- silks are also higher. . 74 -- R - '-' All g 41.1 i .. _ forming a justification of their irregularities, is rathe r good , luck at guessing. But here follows Messrs. the purchases for Manchester are also extensive. Italian g Marc l'arts• eg 4 . zr; GI I ' I a a, a. ... an additional ground of charge against them. The our. sting of es Ricardo s statement, which so far as the 60,000/. g - ..__ 11 ,e .a: ' 3 truth is, that the business in which the Unpaid chiefly goes, is a very lamentable statement for Messrs. Ili. INntoo.-The sale at the India House,_ eons' 41 - c a cs,a,a!A!, l ": l § 1 43 in •F. is ?1 , : Lls Al; A ' 4 4 4 , 4 :• - ` 4 delight, i 3 not the more humble, but at the saine . , 0,141.': 1 : , g . eg t - an " t s2 ^ aroo to have written. Many a sleepless night the 7,234 chests Indigo, which commenced the sth instant, . s ' I.# 4gii time really useful one of affOrdieg protection to per- , , closed yesterday ; the sole went off with much briskness, , . ----___ s 1 -. 3 . sou and prisperty, by aiding in the detection and pro- wee& cause must have cost them. e g§ " .1 " ' 1 8 " `" , , and-ony 650 chests wrx4,;;; taken ill ~by the- Proprietors. Ireland. , A , •• 1 ." I , 1 a 1 1 1 I 1 18 ~...° (mention of crirne,•• and keeping a strict eye on time THE GREEK BONDS. .TO 'nig EDITOR. The Bengal qualities sold 11.3 d. a 2s. 6d. higher than the . Jul sale •; the Oude or Coromandel 9d, a Is. 6d. higher ; the Madras at the advance of a „ , e. • • e , _ ,_ it i 44 , . movements of the worthless andsuspicious members of I . b.;.towarda the r society ; but jolibing, in all its branches-aiding each : SIR-We f ee l mo mu c h reluctance at appearing in a news nom.e co . nsumptiote ls, 6d. a 2s. 6d. pe r America. 1111111 illosiii v. e•--e--ereee other in (Amin% foot -patine with a vie ' add• paper, that weshould have suffered the proceedings of the close. of the sale the purchases for the --1 • -gla.,§ wto give 1- meeting which took place on Monday, at the City of Lon- 74 ,- - - 45g r 4 17; tiona) value to p opeity, l ' utd, (lit the - case - rather increased, but still the great pro- rt 'i , o I 311; Rl* &A , ... -. magistrates) to retitle a ' ' M I ' ~„ rte access to' a .I.' et iodist or prehended that the report then presented might he cool- portion is for export. Europe. .. t ~..,.. . 4 . ~,. , .. . , 4 . 0 . • k as , i.... 2 n I _______ ...., ~, , Dissenting Latapel diffieadt ' e B d d 1 . . • tof Committee,constituted ere to 11, a leper a by, and Blur . . lis. 3d , a Lis lod , _fine 80 :Violet 10s. Ohl . a 10c 9d. 1" -- .4tSNIE..111g . Brewer to line Pnrpje lts ' . '• ' gFa I-1 Ag . ed. a 118 , ~(1.01. and a d. mid. Ss. 3d. a fis. hid. .4 Coastwise iti4 ktl i g3 § 8 0 , e . Als• ne „ • t tax the. ptiblic, in the additional I addressed to, the main body of the Greek Bonditoldere, or 1 , . 1 8, ioi value ite given to • 1 tieh 'entitled to FPrla4 et... 105. Od.- a Ills. titl, Mitt . and ord. do. 70. Dd. a 14. 6d, 0 -4 and Isle `-' '1 ' ....-^ • -‘ ,• . ~„; it ~.., ic-houses, under the utonopol to ' pular . ' ' • h at all events a major part of them, and as s Fine ' )le j 143 - 011. a IN; &i. F ine Violet and . of Man. , 8 1• T s „, IN til GO ~. Z•S - , 1 1g.t.:.! b h d Itt b f .Y • Poison amg .. . I ' The fact is, however, the re- 'an gaol - 'comer • -Se 6d. a 9 4 . 3 , t , _ ..' .._ -----_-- ' s (;) our Do with Wla Ltd Cell aceelously called Justice s- our attention am respeta. mid. Viola 3/ Orl • 0 . eid Coati ditto 7s. Od. a Bs. 3d, . Lf.''' n2%S ,5 'C- juice-- against the amusement - 'warring _ . , s and pastimes a e . . verse, and this furnishes a reason, on account of which we Mid , and and th • $ ' • ' --J- 71. ed. a 8 8 , 3/1. Mid. and ord. do. Ils. 6d. a 7s. :Id Ireland .-g - ..- .- ~ 4 - i l ot s , „ i . ,_:. 0 . . 0 : ..., § : ee me any Lo-op i 1 with erat'ot the Committee, as truly nne • cosiustims. ,_ of the lower orders, from a sort of feeling that it is • 78 , ad , a a, &I It and ord.. ss. 3d. a 6s. ild. ..._:_a' ...___„................._-.-..--,--- . " 11 " st a te d ' in the report, although we most positively derly Good • ne list. a Is.'Ott Cytillellt ill them to viish to IniVll any , relaxation fr'OICOROMANDEL, It GUDE' -INDIGO. . All' v 1 1 11111, i . n having in tiny respect thrown impediments in the way of Fine P lie lori(mood .. as ad. 63.9d I , fiddli ng and ord.. 3s. 6d. a 4s. ed. - I': '''., • I . " %.'^ .2 '.2 2 2 . 3 1 L'; '*• .2 unremitting toil. Th e se, are t g one functiona of t h ere obtaining information , - ...... „ ..... SA. Od. a 55, I t . I LOW Snd bad........ ss. 9d. a 3, 3d , '4 .64 :4 4: aae6 , 5 4 ‘; *Ai G., .5 '1 The more useful 1, 1 - • • manilas. re ~ a 's 4' *. ..s.s , s' 0 . ,„ the Great Unpan . rant ; le B Of When a Committee, authorised by the persons really in- r ,„„ as. ea. a Ps. 10d. I Middling and 0rd.... Ss. Od..a 6s. 6d. - ° illip l PI 4 :' 1 d b less i mport . duty might be dis(:harge y ant p er . tereeted in the Greek Loan, shall call upon us for informa- 00z! i sne t d. veil, N. i m.. 8 , ad, I Low and 3 B, ad ,-, its tsd.. Gt. O. li SI ,' N. • 't. . 5 . .•• *.f ..e g.,1 al .2 1 I. 88e x Sessions, as we perce i ve tiara as to the train actions inwitich we have been concern- •ine r ebbe side of Guatemala Indigo this morning 491 -4 2 kl,a tE ~, 44A4 xk 411 . t soilage% At the late s . _ . i. w seroiue, went off with great briskness Is. a Is. 6 - 1 . ed we shall M from the Essex Herald, Fairlor Vll . l a! , a promi- , ost cheerfully give it ; but we have never . ~ n , e , , ith .... e eD . A 4 f IA uat hi I TIIIS Farr has, i t soma y .I, found one real bondholder who has expressed any dm- late lot s point Of the market, ....-...5.. GRAIN, FLOUR, &c. . , nent subject of discussion. , ettliefactientered upon the Rten.-- - B n • ~ ties& • _ ), 2,118 h a foreign Parts, at Bristol Ht en at o /oworto d from _ , ill ,Neweastle, &e. . . g!" good --is the wrath of the Cri greatly provoked cat,lt . our conduct. Having Y P bite sale on T • • Unpaid • m subject, we will ad •.t to topics that were White Bene a l lei . -e, • kind, 17s 6(.1 • to suppress it have n et twowd advert one or two . of 10s. Od 1 .am rs,sce, , atna • • a 189., inferior sl 0 & 0 3 lal *Cl M It seems that all the attempt 3 upon. at the meeting, not so much wall ft VIOW f drawin §. • . p, , 1 r 7.. .;- I ' J. " - only failed, but had the lamentable efrect o . 13 Villdleat.lll , , g as of illustrating the erroneous im- C0TT0,7,•--.Ther e is no alteration in the prices the . •' ' te IVIIO 18 de- premien additional crowds to it. One Magistra , • Li, . g conveyed , by the Committee, or rather 11y the market . is rather heftily; The purchases for the P I( ' d.. si ' , s s anti, vacs , . 072 1 AO, and SOM6 , ! le gentlemen i •. • •• 1 1 in' last night in ' S week " Dr•*- - --' 1 .1,4 &Leith} 2, - -,--- 1,560 310 200 - - scribed BM having been exceedingly active, thought tit out of the ten on apponitet ,w to eit i ' is re ere -7 00 • urats, in bond, 4 1 1(.1. 11 tie,:llU t iy o elais v year 87,315 10121. 894 7 . 559 460 ' regul a rl y . , what tyrannical, Bamber Gaseoyne, Esq., . ar , to proceed. in the .`'t . I he accounts le investtga ten, , 5 (I.; 200 14 -'Pga)s, in ditto, 44 ' d • ' 1 ' 5 l - d•; 350 Boweds, in P _____-__ 62---'-------------e----.- .48 I• 461 1 4825 l4 ,` 1 at length planned presented it as a nuisance, ant • furnished I) us to dittOT 6#4.14 7:141 • on .., t . I t he D eptit j e „ , , bu l t ,_ ate not those. • 1 ~., • &•v DU .Oilcans, ate, 70, a eed„ e 3oin d' ~ Liverpool, from ------•-•-s. s _. • Imported at • London atea lA/reveal, f rom Inlan d an d F o rei g n s-arts. S C ' fair- )eo le , but his and ,we have expedition against the refra tory L p . . "Y the .' • • 4 nroent r•gYPtlan, duty 71 - k Deputiee to their C over , , , 'ile am itowledge'of , - I fth items con- 106 bags few Card Cotton all . PR , 7id. By public sale, this forenoon , --7 ------ ffiter ...,_ -- • severe o e , , %genetaken it at at. t3d.. and Anyartsw, A I R ana a . , For. heart failed him (not to allude to o,t er calamities at it ; 1 , tinned .n teem. It ' • ' ' was, etipulated in our contract that the Deo., duty paid. Ireland.' ' Ireland' Ireland. nom . ' T ell who formed part w o os ar i s i ng from , , ti. mail h e SPICES ......, ' ' the critical time). Su. John yr , . , 16, should be expended in t • . Spice,' are bean' an account Of the declaration Tierces Barrels Pierces 1 . rear Frina. elem, e4?l - 11 - (s. rous account of the le- service of 'Greece ' • , anu we teed anxious that this condition of • a large sale h India ' . e, y the East Company. for the I Itif - London ............ Is ot2 317. ,ise 16,166 53 . .74 Prey. this year . , 1,411 13 796 man iesms 1,21P3 180.488 a the expedition, gave a ludic should he etrictly adhered to ., r li r this object , ~. . pro.essetay ,or 0. 4. p i rox i ano 2,L a t nd also the near approach of the prompt daY , Ltv I -- 71 . s ', i , -- iTafs fib - _.. _ . . . _......,:5a tfr:Ete vliarr 4-814. l Ottit •.415 76 4 1 7a b l ia. 159,6901 6,40 it Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. Per Quarter. a. to a. a. to a. a. to a. a. to a. 3 5. to s. Ain - wick 51 30 _' 22 2 Aylesbury.......— 52 60 37 311 33 35 40 • 58 Banbury 48 56 39 43 34 42 54 60 8a5ing5t0ke,......... 48 (10 33 38 26 30 50 56 -- Blandford 54 26 , 44 60 34 40 26 29 51 56 --61 35 . '25 42 SO Canterbury .-- 53 63 38 44 27 32 40 52 48 53 Chard 56 76 38 44 24 '32 44 4 8 Chelmsford 56 66 35 40 93r 34 40 48 50 56 Derby as 47 117 • ,35 50 57 Devizes •..--- 46 62 36 41' 25 38 50 57 44 60 32 36 31 95 56 60 56 62 40 42 32 , 34 56 60 46 54 36 39 20 32 48 .52 46 48 Guildford 60 76. 3'l 42 25 35 bt , bl; 86 Henley --- 52 67 34 40 27 . 33 5500 56 54 59 H0mea5t1e........... 50 65 40 44 26 32 52 -- Hull . 55 57 24 28 19 24 37 40, 40 44 Hungerford 48 oo 3.1 40 23 37 53 60 Huntingdon*. 60 88 zri 36 23 25 42 47 Ipswich .. —,.. ...,. 52 58 32 39 43 48 SO 52 Lewes 64 61 33 42 2.5 33 40 52 50 57 Manchester 56 e 2 36 4O 32 34 53 55 66 69 46 61 35 40 26 36 52 58 51 56 Northampton 62 57 87 41) no 33 52 55 Nottingham 57 45 35 Norwich . 48 56 28 99. 22 30 33 48 40 S 4 Plymouth 62 28 29 Reading 81 tiB 531 44 24 '3O 52 58 54 SR Sh °thin 32 50 30 36 94 30 NO Stamford 4O 57 40 43 28 38 35 58 Stowmat ket, 38 82 24 30 40 4t6 •••••••• 'IINIIIIISCa. .••••••••••••• •••••••• (30 40 20 Tr_l.l ro Warminster*. 44 55 _94 40 28 40 52 60 50 57 22 24 44 50 COFFER.-The Coffee. Market has gone off rather Aeavily this week, but at full prices ; for fair quality St. Domingo the nearest price is 485., and for One ordinary Brazil 495. a 495. 6d. The British Plantation Coffee has been taken in at public sale, at the previous prices., There were two public sales to-day, .chiefly ordinary descriptions of Jamaica and Dutch Coffee ; the whole went heavily, a great part taken in ; ordinary Brazils 485.; the propor tion sold was so indifferent in quality that it affords no criterion of the prices. The Coffee Market generally has a heavy appearance, but without any further reduction in the currency. St 1.,1(..--The Silk sale at the, India House closed on Tues. dayi a considerable proportion has been taken for export, the purchases for Manchester are also extensive. Italian silks are also higher. INntuo.-The sale at the India House, consisting of 7,234 chests Indigo, which commenced the sth instant, closed yesterday ; tIIE sale went off with much briskness, aud only 550 chests %To:taken in -by the Proprietors, The 13enga1 qualities sold Is. 3d. a 2s. 6d. higher than the July sale; the °tide or Coromandel 90. a Is. 6d. higher ; the Madras at the advance of h. 6d. a 2s. 6d. per lb. ; ;.towardsonwasimtii r i .towardst p hc o c i l . "e ' of the sale the purchases for the rather increased; but still the great pro portion is for export. Pee le. 7 Per lb. Rine u s . 3d, a ft,. i 4 d. t i ne no :Violet IN. Pd. a 10.. Dd. Fine Po le IN. (Id a 11s. id. 01. and ad. mid. Si. :id. a N. fid. , Purple 8t Violet 10s. Od. - a IN. 01, Mid. &Mord, do. 7.. Od. a 8.. N. Fine Violet 1011. Od. 4 104 &I. Fine Violet and Good 'and good `Copper B4. fid. a N. 3d. mid. 'Violet as. ad a o. ed. Good ditto 9d. a As. 3d. and ord. do. 7s. gd: a ea: Mid. and ord. do Bo. & 1. a 7a :Id, (%)Nlili MING. . ; • nne gd . a A. gariddling and ord... 5.. 941. ea cat. , Good tic fad. 7s. Od: • COROMANDEL, It OUVEINDIGO. Fine Ss. ed. a Os. Pd 1 Middling and ord.. it dd. a 4s. &I. Good ..... „ ..... a.. Od. a ss, iki. I Low and N. 9d. a at gd, MADRAS. Fine Os. Od, a N. 10d. Middling and 0rd.... rm. od..a 6d. Good and d . mid, os I .od . a tu. Od. Low and bad ' Od.'a 4s. ffiL The Public Sale of Guatemala Indigo this morning 691 Bermes, went off with great briskness Is. a Is. 6d. higher than the late l owest point o f t h e market: Whiteßle i n 3 .7 ; I B lta y i u pt i ih ce lic ; , s p e a le tni on kind, Tuesday, l7s. 6(1. a 2,118 bags inferiorags good There 165 c . 0 61 T . 0 7 .. d ... ! i s no alteration in the prices ; the market is ja ni r g a h a t lll i e t t l i , v l Y y e. sire -he7pouorcsh u a s ra es ts f , or i n the o n w d e , e 4 k i e d n . ti ; ; 200 Beegid s , i n di tto , 4i-d. a ; 350 Boweds, in ditto, 7:1(1.; 80 .orlcans ' in ditto, lid. a 73d. ; , 30 Egyptian, duty p a id , 73 1 1. -By public sale,. this forenoon. 106 begs fair Carthagena Cotton all taken it at at 6d• an d 6id., duty paid. SPietts.--7Spices are heavy on account of the declaration o f large sale by the East India Company for the 1 4 t 4 proximo, and else' the best Nutmegs the near approach of the prompt da Y are sold at 35. Bd., the genetal quotation SIR—We feel so ;Tina reluctance at appearing in a news. paper, that we should have,sulfered the proceedings of the meeting which took place on Monday, at the City of Lon don Tavern, to have passed• unnoticed, if we had not ap prehended that the report then presented might be consi dered to he a report of a Committee, constituted by, and addressed to, the main body of the Greek Bondholders, or at all events a major part of them, and as such'entitled to our attention and respect. The feet is, however, the re verse, and this furnishes a reason, on account of which we decline any co-operation with the Committee, as truly stated in the report, although we most positively deny having in any respect thrown impediments in the way of there.obtaining information. When a Committee, authorised by the persons really in" tereated in the Greek Loan, shall, call upon us for informa tion as to the transactions in'which we have been concern ed, we shall moat cheerfully give it; but we have never nrt found one real bondholder who has expressed any die. Alisfaction at our, conduct. Having entered upon the subject, to,.i we will advert to ones or two topics that were Hvi z i r i i i e ll o ti t t i l i g ion a t he meeting, not so mach with a view of lour gentlemin t3 o ourselves, as of illustrating' the erroneous im ! pression a crin v , thought II hejgh;tht :( Ili it petit:d proceed Ili ut of ri to published age C reteei o . no: 111 :0n 6letlasriittgitgieui those, e l rather iiloify o it ; rani:i:ioiei t ed btlyi7uNsylltiooe, and . we :h ave 44 , 1 ; kb!. the Deputies to their Government, funtis arising from the:Tel t : tained in them. pulatecleveral of the items con. in our contract that the perio to fessedly for this object, and _ we t w s, should be expended in the service of Greece, tr e ) t . e anxious that this condition should be strictly adhered various earns, at differentthe extent of 60,0001. ihionoinu.seweo.} — ors TT .: tla,llicClyde kith 87_2::::101111.38 94,746 1,40130 11. 210 ,8- -s6U I For. Farts. , Arir Ci. 10,166 64 74 166,648 1,2%13 180,486 7.- 7 - 136,43 ft 6,2 N) •it London ..........; 324 — 7.: - 1 Prey. this year 15,202 1.411 1 Liverpool...o...w - ii .. I g 4 Par. this year 90314 S9O lAA itts, stilt :--- "'leis was one (lie said) of the nigigratee who assern. 3 3s. 61 a 3s. 9d.; the other spices are very' heavy, but THE MURDER NEAR MARLBOROUGH. , we have not heard of sales ab any reduction. „__ •Tona.cdo,r—There have' been no purchases of Tobacco lately, the exporters and the trade waiting the Account of the public sale,in Holland. (From the Devizes Gazette.) An inquest was held ou the body - of Mary Ann Matilda Taylor, on Saturday, before W. Adye, Esq. who briefly iddressed . the Jury, exhorting them to dismiss from their minds all that they. had previously beard relating to the death of the deceased, to.pay strict attention to , the evi dence that might be adduced, and to return their verdict from that evidence. The first witness called was Mary Irons, who .stated, in substance, as follows am the wife of James Irons, of Colebrook, in Buckinghamshire, and travel with pick , . led salmon. On Thursday. last, I' was proceeding, in company with my husband and brother, and some other persons, tower& Devizes fair. A short distance from Hungerford, we overtook the prisoner and the deceased. On entering Marlborough Forest, we. we're about five or six yards before them, when the deceased called to tea saying " Here's a pretty sort of fellotv I am with; be has drawn a knife.oit me." The prisoner replied, "If you sa y that, you wilt swear my life away." The woman who accompanied me desired the deceased to come on with as, and not have any . quarrel with the prisoner. , We stopped a little, and the prisoner went on before u s, but came back again. • 'We then proceeded towards the Wheat sheaf :, the deceased did not wish the prison er to go ill with us, nor did I, for I did not like his appearance. ; we , however, all went into the house together; we were eight I believe in number : Last in: the corner; the deceased sat next to me, and my husband and'brother next to her; the prisoner sat, sennawhere opposite. We had some beer and bread and cheese, of which we asked the partake: He at first refused, saying, he ,was going te have a pipe of tobacco, and that would be 'enough for him, but he afterwards took seine beer with us, After we had been here some time, my husband and brother side of the deceased. Within a minute I p r isoner to left the room, on which the prisoner came and sat by the her somewhere in the breast with his right hand. (hi not see the knife. The blood flew upon my itprori , and cried out s , murder!" The prisoner then went out of the room, without saying a word. There had been no jeerieg or quarrelling ; and bath the deceased and the priSone r peered cheerful the, moment before. I was so frightelle d I cannot any who was in the room at the . time. We ha five or six pots of beer amongst. us. o n the Wm. Hammond .-- I heard the prisoner saY; `,` murderer." He afterwards repeated this. . Thomas Copeland, the landlord of the Wheatshout ' a " the deceased falling from bet' seat ; the prisoner Way eu r '' ning off; I went out, and called Mr. Hammond. hi return- I picked up :this knife. [The knife .with Which 41 ! saw him strik.de bloody deed had been perpetrated was here produeoa; *as a large clasp-knife, with a sharp point.] There Vit blood on the lower part of the blade, and also ail t y handle. Some one present accused the prisoner of bei,e, the murderer; he replied, " I know I am the murderer', John Bowman, one of the parties who overtook 4 , 11 prisoner and the , deceased o n the road, said, I saw' prisoner run out; . followed by a young man, who knoel" him down, saying, " You have •murdered the' w oman , The prisoner said "I. know have." Twice in nil P r sence be acknowledged having committed the murder. William Lewis.—! live at Hammersmith, and ale dealer in pickled salmon. On theroad between Hog e ford and Marlborough, I was sitting. down dressing 6.1114 the 1~l wound, when a person 'named Milei, pointing tt: goner, said, " This man is jealoUs of his.. *rife," h i, served," Then he had better take my yellow and tie it round his hat." The prisoner made no ~e pi He did not appear the leastdiiPleased. I pa v er spok e him before, nor afterwards, until we care lo t he house. Neither here nor on the road was all t"i sor g that could put him out of temper. sang s irbe d good humour, and joined in two or three otners,.;riiiie ceased might. bear chorus, but I cannot say. some looking at the figure of a horse on the she'r , h : „,0 0 0 cried, " Murder." I. turned • round and that t he t running out of the room. Corielu 4 : ng tus 'ht al murderer, 'I immediately foOwed taught doi knocked him down, and sand, ." Whi t T i t y ,: a l l We? . you have done murder ;" he refired, t oile sant Mary Lewis, wife of the last witness, ga ve timony. • hendker:e with the pl Anna Hurley--I slept in the samehouse Tie night pt times with the hick a his ha nd ' saner and the deceased at Hungerford, o out, I) ceding the murder. - The 'deceased wanted totgwo oe the prisoner would not let her; he struck her . e on tn " Another inch of grouted I will never go with)_,", get Upto-morroW Mooing, and make the best O , ;' Q • 7 to Bath ;. there I shall meet with some carriers, take me to Bridgewater where I belong. : he f6llO no further conversation ;hen. I saw them 0 . 1 1 ,_ 1 4 0 ,,,T, ing day at the Wheat Sheaf, ill perfect f(ooel t P: on o t heard the crY " Murder r and 0 0 I °" in gh e 0 1d deceased, I saw her falling with her face to t iboroui The deceased :71 Somerset, surgeon., :residing at proved the vound to have caused death. co. . he ave The Coroner clearly explained the distin.eolot"lotics.l murder and manslaughter , and the Jury, wit!' _ de e , Bp' liberation, returned a ver dict of " Wilful Poi Richard Thomas. of Sl' . The prisoner states himself to be a native or _pools Blackfriars, and says he has been a seaman f d 6 of war, Indiaman, merchantman, and in the _v ue dos . 20 years, during which time helms serval c' fi i . b ae s ill 'hee , He also states that he had cohabited with ol d without being married, upwards of 12 tuonllfit obi they had heen at Hutigerfor d for the last 101 0 ', deceit ing on charity. He acknowledged strikingd'on ea ea' three or four times in the mouth with his ha l ! , hut thal ing preceding her death, which drew blon ling a nd was urged to it in consequence of her I ° d ' g o , e , ing at him, which she had never - 0 4 1 0 .44,4m4 • mol t, • The extensive Mews ereetinbit'b"ebTatllthe the. site of the dilapidated buildole .de pf Pro i minster Session4touse and the ki st sl art i n etsa.' street, is in a considerable state Calculated for the - reception, of ,„ t he 'M'' double that number of horses, belonging "lido • tars and great O f f i cers of State, who hay° and offices near Whitehall. Ji A report is prevalent that an Afttel l i etti viso made to contract a loan at Paris for the 01 that t h e rate. Ternmeut at any sacrifice ; and bag °. l e the Parisian capitalists offer to-take the two and not 501., as is reported in one or ar° Ceirri.agek' As this sacrifice is enurniOus, peruv-1_,03, 'Cita . further .instructiont i from h° l.66 ' appears, does not like to 'Conclude the Parr iatod d p saousbed YOUNG, ot Pr tha O" Nallo. llt, &MAID. 1 out turtlier instructumo .....-- g .' BIRTI3. ~.,..., bar" It On the 25th inst. , in Duke-street, Portlatut.p..-- 5 pert, of a daughter. •-•••••••••••••••••••••• • 0 ' MARRIED. 000 1 ' On the 26th inst., by th e R e v, A 37. ROdiel Lieut., daosbi, Frederick, of the Bombay Army, to Selina, 00/ =-1 George Grote, Esq. of Badgmoor, Oxfordshire. 0004 On the 25th inst., at Salisbury, by the Rs!' i!iji..ll lll4 _., Pearce, coachmaker, aged 73, to 31tt• Av 9 rY',,,,,„ °: rea tietto t 2 71. The youthful pair w e re so deaf that `7,AI - rriale w l Rey. Doctor was almost exhausted before he ow - — w oo r . i . z .. through the ceremony. The crowd asietrobbot t o - . happy union WitS immense., 160 ,DIF.D• n, rAq.. 4,f 'PAW —_ On the 9 5th inst., Th omas Wilkinso, , . green, Mnbilertx. of it On the 26th inst., at Groenwicht hiAritat et i WiliW. ' 7- Charlee Martyr, Esq., la the 96th year of her !c. v. e .. 10 e, ta. On the 26th 1111 t, , agt Wg!binilall j of It ai d. ra: late of Bell 'Wharf, Clueenhitbe, in the 70t year , - ' "- 001000